Rails sit on the site of the future Treasure Valley Rail Reload Center on July 21, 2022. The development company charged with overseeing the project devoured its budget for operating expenses for the year in a short time and key officials were apparently caught off guard by the move. (The Enterprise/ LES ZAITZ)

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Legislators green light more money for Treasure Valley Reload Center

by Les Zaitz on September 21, 2022

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A legislative subcommittee on Wednesday, Sept. 21, approved giving $3 million to the Treasure Valley Reload Center to help close a budget shortfall. The request now goes to the full legislative Emergency Board on Friday, Sept. 23 . . .

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